Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1960 volume:

4f l -Z MMMM V , ask -41 c i K DEDICATION For ten years, Mrs. Russell, you have carried an impression of our school, far and wide, to many whose only knowledge of the Seminary has been through your representation. You have united past, present and future Annies into a family of unusual strength and effectiveness. Nearly all who know Annie Wright know also your quick charm, ready humor and constant concern, which are as happily evident within the school as without. You have represented us, Mrs. Russell, the students; we are deeply grateful for that service. ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Seminary Fair. May achievements crown thy labors Is our earnest prayer. Deep and true as those blue waters Thou arc reared above. May the characters thou moldest, Hold thee in their love. Pure as yonder snow clad mountains Where our glances fall, May we in the years to follow, Answer to thy call. Chorus Hearts turned toward our Alma Mater, May our lives at length Prove thy daughters bear thy motto On from Strength to Strength. MISS RUTH JENKINS Headmistress How can we express what we wish to convey. For several months you were travelling in Europe, yet you were never in any way apart from us. Throughout this year, we have been continually aware of your presence within the school, so forceful, so guiding, that no abse nce could weaken its impression upon our actions and attitudes. New responsibilities, new independence have strengthened us. And, certainly, in 1939-60, we have realized and appreciated more than ever before, the depth and breadth of your influence upon each of us. Book of books, our people ' s strength, Statesman ' s, teacher ' s, hero ' s treasure, Bringing freedom, spreading truth, Shedding light that none can measure: Wisdom comes to those who know thee, All the best we have we owe thee. ' MISS NANCY FITZWILLIAMS Your capabilities and judgment have been invaluable in the past year as you piloted us through foreign waters. We have admired, before, the blend of warmth and efficiency which never fail you, no matter how deeply involved you are in the many aspects of school life. But that admiration has grown in these months of cooperation. You are a friend in the truest sense. Left: The Rt. Rev. Stephen Fielding Bayne, Jr., President of the Board of Trustees 1947-59. Right: The Rt. Rev. William Fisher Lewis, President of the Board of Trustees I960-. end Wilbur C. Woodhams Chaplain Helen Chapman. 5 year Kindergarten; Katharine E. Monroe, Senior English- Religious Education; Fernande Monnot, Third Class. nborn, Mathematics, Physical Education; Germaine Brown, French, Spanish; Jaroslava French; Barbara Chesnutt, Religious Education, Science; Marion Pratt, English. i a Marianne Weiss, Voice; Lilue Ruser. Office; Lillian Gerlach, Driver; Fern Allison, Assistant to Mrs. Russell; Dorothy Harris, Driver. 7?. Standing: Alison Kent, Sixth Class; Beverley Brown, Fifth Class; Mary Hartwell, Second Class; Seated: Hilda Meisner, Fourth Class; Beatrice Post, First Class; Marjorie O ' Shea, Social Studies; Dolores Springer, 4-year Kindergarten. Seated: Left to right: Ruth Capelle. Fine Arts, Latin; Ruth Cook, Nurse; Leone Cummings. Head of Lower School; Helen McKay. Mathematics and Science; Nancy Fitzwilliams, Assistant to the Headmistress; Standing: Left to right: Marion Wilson, Office; Frances Fletcher. Biology; Mary St. John, Physical Education; Dee Snyder. Psychologist. Barbara McMurtry, Fine Arts and Choir; Ethel Embree, Swimming; Rose Crosetto, Swimming, The Rev. Eldin Lougee, Jr. Senior Religious Education. Left to right: Lorraine Cites. Financial Secretary; Dzidra Briedis, Office Assistant; Winifred Tuft, Secretary to the Head- mistress; Catherine Woods, Book Store Manager; Marie Mihalisin, Office Assistant. i Florence Lewis, Prjscila Hernando. Librarians Rosanne Thornhill, English, Social Studies; Elizabeth Grush, Nurse; Eleanor Fass. Head of Middle School; Frances Clare Russell, Public Relations; Josephine Fry, Civilization; Dorothy Johnson, Director of Residence, Housemother; Lorena Jack, House Manager. Judith Chadwick, Organist, Music; Dolores Springer. Kindergarten; Evelyn Fiske, Tutor; Ethel Baldy, Tutor; Ella Crowe. Religious Education, Sewing; Carolyn Hoover, Music; Marguerite Seeley. Art, Home Relations, Mary Louise Moss, Housemother; Eva Selka, Civilization, English, Religious Education. The brightest ever brighter . . . Banners we wave of Blue ai,d White, Standards first earned at Annie Wright. Years fly, our colors still high We ' ll bear in triumph From Strength to Strength! Linda Larson at the threshold of wisdom . SENIOR CLASS What is a Senior? A varying mixture of fear and relief. She is perched on the top rung of one lad- der, beneath the bottom rung on another. There is a dizzy, exhilarating climb ahead; below, mem- ories form a solid, re- assuring foundation for the next ascent. She has not reached an end; she has reached a new begin- ning. Barbara Jane Curtis endless swells of exuberance , Terry Gillatt V n why again and again why r A Merrill Johnston She throws sunballs . . . JUNIOR CLASS PICTURE ONE: Left to right, front to back: Row one: Lib Hewitt, Margot MacLaren, Sally Rooney, Kay Mattson, Sue Spiegle; Row two: Bobbie Bradley, Heidi Korb. Sally Hansen, Kate Johnson, Lee Cornish, Carol Austin; Row three: Tinker Taylor, Janet Millar, Susan Hemingway, Michale Stevens, Ann Gibson, Mary Lou Turner; Row four: Gundl Primus, Sue Copeland, Susan Morgan, Sandy MacPherson, Betsy Phillips, Helen Hunter. PICTURE TWO: Left to right, front to back: Row one. Nancy Hansler, Iris Briedis, Jc n MahafTy, Stephanie Brown, Viki Woolf; Row two: Kathy Parks, Bnta Shaw, Gwen Lillegard, Natalie Aronow, Ann McKesson, Liz Fellows; Row three: Mimi Seeiey. Sharon Parrott, Martha Thompson, Lynda Anne Menendez. Kathy Finnigan, Jill Davis; Row four: Nancy Bunker, Lynn Beaty, Gay Sharp. Gay Thompson, Cathie McClelland, Caroline Woodhams. Mimi Seeley, Secretary-Treasurer; Gay Thomson, Vice president; Gay Sharp, President JUNIOR CLASS What is a Junior? . . . high hopes . . . She is cultivating composure. Each day that she proves herself more sensitive to her own possibilities and, wonderfully self-conscious, she uses those possibilities to mold a newly authoritative personality. Miss Fletcher, Miss Fitzwilliams Maryon Smith. Vice president; Judy Gullander, Secretary-treasurer; NiCKi Stojack, President SOPHOMORE CLASS What is a Sophomore? An increasingly aware individual. Behind an almost calm exterior, she is confronted with new challenges and ideas. She has been faced by seemingly insurmountable prob- lems, until, without knowing how, she has sur- mounted them. And, in so doing, she attains the promise of independence. Miss Bloomquist, Miss Pratt Left to right,, front to back: Row one. Carol Oncley, Sammie Warren, Marianne Morris, Roxane McKay, Donna Gibson, Jenny Walker; Row two: Judie House, Carlene Hildman, Caroline Jordan, Jackie Harris, Pam Weinstein, Susan Lind; Row three: Maryon Smith, Linda Christie, Karen Olson, Marie Knpl.m. Alison Rose, JoAnn Martin; Row four: Judy Gullander, Linda May, Kate Fan- shawe, Ellie Wagner, Georgia Croell, Katy Sinnitt; Row five: Vicky Nelson, Jenifer Haskett, Baba Parks, Virginia MacLeod, Nicki Stojack, BeueLou Lagerquist, Priscilla RoyaJ. rje Grenley, Vice president: Martha Peterson, President; Pamela Hyde, Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS What is a Freshman? An inextinguishable spark to every day . She retains the excitement of her first weeks in Upper School and combines it with energy, producing a sure-fire formula for getting things done. She good humors us out of our bad humors and somehow lights in us her own appreciation of our common opportunities. Miss Capelle, Miss St. John Left to right, front to back: Row one: Nanc7 Fouts. June Anderson, Penny Ehrlich, Ross Syford, Laurie Grenley, Leslie Ann Doerner; Row two: Mary Powell, Lulu Seeley, Paula Holroyde, Stephanie Soares, Sherry Sandwell, Patsy Hoblit; Row THREE: Vicki McLallen, Johnette Miller, Sherry McDonald, Elizabeth Appling. Martha Peterson, Gill King, Row four: Missy Sheldon, Jinx Duffy, Jenny Gerard, Marianne Broz, Pamela Hyde; Absent: Diane Harkness, Nancy Kunze. CLASS EIGHT Sitting: Revelle Willard, Jody Nelson, Ronnie Stallard, Christine Larson, Jonnie Russell, Gracellen Castle; Kneeling: Wendy Wonders, Mary Thompson, Virginia StoufTer, Marian Fisken, Nancy Carson, Courtney Woods, Susan Fairbourn, Ellen Fogg. Marie Dodge; Standing: Patty Benson, Pamela Stevens, Marcia New lands, Lowell Young, Alma Cony, Liz Ohlsson, Francie Finnigan, JoAnn Croell, Linda White, Martha Lindberg, Cheryl Gray; Absent: Maryde Miller, Kathy Wyatt. CLASS SEVEN Row one: Mimzy Johnson, Roberta Leonard, Selinda Lane, Missy Hyde, Karen Martinac; Drudi Johnston, Pat Churchill; Row two: Sharon Wheeler. Jean Skinner, Claudie Monnot, Eugenie Yaryan, Maureen McManus, Barbara Buttorff; Row three: Nancy Read, Carol Jeynes, Ruth Jeynes, Susan Brav, Kathy Hall, Elizabeth Anderson, Susanna Taylor, Molly Gerard. CLASS SIX Left to right: Sara Day, Victoria Marshall, Lucy Woods, Carol Schink, Miss Kent. Nancy Meyer, Alida King. Sandra Cheney. Marleen Johnson, Edith Brown, Mrs. Seeley, Jane Grenley, Debbie Day, Winifred O Farrell. Chris Hyde, Lynton Cm.uilr. Wendy Gibson, Sally Peterson. Elissa Lane, Michelle Perrow, Kathryn Holl. Absent: Helen McKinney. CLASS FIVE Large table left to right: Lee Ann Macdonald, Sarah Vehslage, Leslie Foss, Sara Soares, Cindy Cites, Martha Happy. Standing: Janet Junkley, Dayna Nelson. Cynthia Barthel, Tara Finley, Miss Brown. Back round table. Elsbeth Feix, Gloria Gaetz, Leslie Martinac. Front table. Susan Haley, Sandra Roberts, Suzanne Stouffer, Linda Waldherr. Absent: Penny Iverson. CLASS FOUR Mary McGoldrick, Victoria Vanzant, Debbie Kass, Sandy Cites, Marcia Jensen, Miss Meisner. Kathy Nelson. Patricia Lawrence. Shelley Fritz, Barbara Taylor. Absent: Hurlaine Johnson. CLASS THREE Left to right: Peggy Rockwood, Jeanne Rowland. Treena Andersen, Mary Ann Miller, Hyla Nelson, Carta Will, Debra Gress, Jane Long, Mrs. Monnot. Absent: Margaret Brown. CLASS TWO Left to right: Halle Munland, Sonya Ostransky, Nancy Peterson, Shelley Jo DcPietro, Miss Hartwell, Sarah Sherwin, Candace Gress, Kathryn Magnusson, Rox- anne Lundberg, Ann Dickman, Viaoria Geehan, Jill Stone, Vera Marie Davis, Lei lee Weyerhaeuser, Jamie May, Penny Rumbaugh. Mary Ellen Wiborg, Nancy Bond, Laura Gonyea. Absent: Mary Willard. CLASS ONE Lisa Carman, MufTet Gilpin, Tracy Day. Mrs. Post, Belinda McLean, Sally Dimant, Anita Davis, Nancy McGoldrick, Jean ButtorfT, Susan Ward. Absent: Terry Weyerhaeuser. FIVE YEAR KINDERGARTEN Back row left to right: Jane Gilpin, Mrs. Chapman, Carol Dean, Alison Scott, Julie Johnson, James O ' Farrell, Susan Fossum. At table: Alice Reberger, Sarah Fisken, Megan Shkav Front row: Corrine Johnson, Ricky Camerer. Absent: Eric Knight, Carla Crowley. FOUR YEAR KINDERGARTEN Back row left to rjght: Bradley Lehrer, Shirley Asmussen, Mary Shaw, Robert Sherwin. Nathalie Brown, Mrs. Springer, Thea Wickstrom, Jill Anderson, Stephen Woodhams, Ann Rabe. Mar ' Lee Allison, Elizabeth Murray, Betsy Genta, Lisa Scott. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Gay Sharp, Ann Gibson, Caroline Woodhams Secretary, Patsy Gibson President, Karen Warren Vice-President, Linda Larson, Carol Craft; Standing: Missy Hyde, Martha Peterson, Gundl Primus, Maryon Smith, Laurie Grenley, Tina Goodale, Francie Finnigan, Nicki Stojack, Gale Ehrlich; Absent: Lody Andersen. HOUSE COUNCIL Sitting: Mrs. Johnson, Ann Gibson, Nancy Faye, Miss Fitzwilliams, Miss Moss, Sally Hansen, Priscilla Royal; In front: Paula Holroyde, Jane Hult, Patsy Gibson; Standing: Pamela Stevens. SERVICE LEAGUE Front row: Gale Ehrlich, Penny Ehrlich, Mary Thompson, Drudi Johnston, Lib Hcwut, Gay Thompson; Back row: Virginia MacLeod, Katy Sinnitt, Miss Fass, Miss Kent, Ruth MacLeod, Stephanie Brown; Absent: Merrill Johnston, Diane Harkness. CHOIR Left to Right: Lulu Seeley, Carol Craft, Jenny Lind Walker, Kay Lou Mattson, Mitzi Weiss, Patsy Gibson, Carol Oncley. Row 2: Lynda Anne Menendez, Sally Hansen, Nancy Faye ' Row 3: Gundl Primus, Ann McKesson. Back Row: Shirley Cartozian, Peggy Yates, Kay Bishop, Susan Copeland, Betsy Phillips, Karen Warren, Nicky Stojack, Caroline Woodhams, Kate Fanshawe, Kate Johnson. GLEE CLUB SOCIAL COMMITTEE r 4 As we, the Class of I960 leave the Seminary, our thanks and appreciation go to Miss Bloomquist, Mrs. Russell, Richards Studio, and the North Pacific Bank Note Company for helping us to make our senior year a time we may look back upon with fond memories and lasting impressions. The Shield Board Peggy Yates, Editor-in-Chief SHIELD BOARD MEMBERS Lloyd Allen Kay Bishop Shirley Cartozian Barbara Jane Curtis Terry Gillatt Sandy McCrea Mitzi Weiss Jane Weyerhaeuser Art work courtesy of Lyn Chaney fVY VINE I i IVY VINE MAY DAY Senior May Day Court ruled by Mitzi Weiss, with Stephanie Brown as Maid of Honor and Nicki Stojack and Roxane McKay as Flagbearers. KEY GIRLS Peggy Yates, 1960 Gay Sharp, 1961 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 1959-1960, 1960-1961 Top row: Gundl Primus, Tina Goodale, Ann Gib- son, Karen Warren, Patsy Gibson, Caroline Woodhams, Lody Andersen, Gale Ehrlich. Bottom row: Virginia MacLeod, Nicki Stojack, Mimi Seeley, Margot Maclaren, Roxane McKay, Tinker Taylor. Stephanie Brown. MAY DAY AWARDS SENIOR INDEX I960 Allen, Martha Lloyd 11707 Gravelly Lake Drive S.W. Tacoma 99, Washington Junior Sales Chairman 3; Date Committee I, 2, Chairman 4; T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Shield Board 4; Social Committee 4; Canadian Flag-bearer 4. Andersen, Lois Carolyn 4444 Hillcrest Drive, Boise, Idaho S.A.C Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Citizenship Council 4; Masque 3, 4; T.A. S.C 3, inactive 4, pin member; Raynor Guild 4. Benson, Barbara Jo, 3406 North 19th Street, Tacoma 7, Washington Date Chairman 2; Raynor Guild 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Bishops Staff 4. Bishop. Kay Eloise 824 20th Street, Washougal, Washington Junior Play Business Manager 3; Choir; 4; Raynor Guild 3; T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4, pin member; Shield Board 4. Cartozian. Shirley Mary 81 West Road, Tacoma 3, Washington Class President 3; Class Vice-President 1; Carnival Chairman 4; Student Council 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 2, 3, 4; T.A.S.C. 1, 2, 3, inactive 4, pin member; Service League 1; Play Day Representative 4; Religious Conference 4. Chaney, Lynden 10200 S.E. Cambridge Lane, Portland, Oregon Carnival Decoration Chairman 4; Masque 3, 4; T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4; Future Homemaker of the Year 4. Craft, Carol Louise 307 South Willson, Bozeman, Montana Masque 1, 2, 3, president 4; Student Council 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Chairman 2. Curtis, Barbara Jane. 205 Blackstone Apartments, Great Falls, Montana Masque 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Shield Board 4,IvyVine 2; Social Committee 3, 4. Ehrlich, Gale 377 Santa Rosa Lane, Santa Barbara, California Service League 2, Chairman 4; Student Council 4; T.A.S.C 2, Vice-Chairman 3, inactive 4, pin member; Hop Chairman 2; Glee Club 2; Dance Group 2, 3; May Day Flag-bearer 2; Religious Conference 3. Engl, Christina Adrians Sun Valley, Idaho Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Masque 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Raynor Guild 3, Vice-President 4; T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4; 5, A.C. 4; Dance Group 1, 2. Faye ' . Nancy Schaeffer Box 231, Aiea, Hawaii Choir 3, Chairman 4; Masque 3, 4; Cor- rider Representative 4; House Council 4, Secretary 4. Fischer, Alexandra Dale 2105 Fairmount Boulevard, Eugene, Oregon Class Vice-President 3; Raynor Guild 3, President 4; Junior Prom Chairman 3; T.A.S.C 2, 3, inactive 4; Glee Club 2; Service League 3; Ivy Vine 2; Dance Group 2; Church Flag- bearer 4. Gibson, Patricia Maureen 5775 Angus Drive, Vancouver 13, B.C., Canada Student Body President 4; Class President 2; House Council Chairman 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; T.A.S.C. 1; Service League 1; Ivy Vine 1; Features Editor 2, 3; Maid of Honor 3; Napkin Ring 3; Nominating Committee 2 , 3, 4; Play Day Representative 1, 3; Canadian Flag-bearer 4; Religious Conference 4. Gillatt, Terry Heath 2549 Sycamore Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, California T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4, pin member; Glee Club 3; Shield Board 3, 4. Goodale, Christina Livingston 146 Wailupe Circle, Honolulu 16, Hawaii Athletic Association President 4; Student Council 4; Masque 3, 4; T.A.S.C. 3, in- active 4; S.A.C. 3, 4; Raynor Guild 4; Crucifer 4; Religious Conference 4. Hawkins, Carol Louise 18 Forest Glen Lane S.W., Tacoma 99, Washington Pound Chairman 3; Masque 3, 4, Play Business Manager 3; T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4. Huff. Virginia Sue 620 North E Street, Tacoma 3, Washington Masque 3, 4; S.A.C, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 4. Hult. Jane Carolyn Bailey Hill Road, Eugene, Oregon Class President 1; Student Council 1; So- cial Committee Chairman 4; Masque 1, 3. 4; Raynor Guild 3; Glee Club 1; Religious Conference 3. Johnston. Merrill Post Office Box 785, Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii Raynor Guild 3, 4; T.A.S.C. 3. inactive 4; Service League 4. Larson, Linda Joy 727 35th Street, Everett, Washington Class President 4; Student Council 4; Masque 3, 4; Raynor Guild 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Ivy Vine 2; Carnival Representa- tive 3; Play Day Representative 3, 4; Com- mencement Flag-bearer 3; Religious Con- ference 3; Spade Finder 4. McCrea, Sandra Anne Sun Valley, Idaho Class Secretary 4; Pound Chairman 3; Cor- rider Representative 2; House Council 2; T.A.S.C 3, inactive 4; Ivy Vine 2; Shield Board 4; Commencement Flag-bearer 3. MacLeod. Ruth 1207 Parkside Drive, Seattle 2, Washington Service League 3, Treasurer 4; Raynor Guild 3, 4; T.A.S.C 3, 4; Date Committee 3; Religious Conference 4. Meighan, Deborah Joan 800 Linda Flora Drive, Los Angeles. California Raynor Guild 4; Glee Club 3; Ivy Vine 4. Morris, Phyllis Marie 1013 North G Street, Tacoma 3, Washington T.A.S.C 1, 2, 3, inactive 4, pin member; Ivy Vine 3, Art Editor 4. Rubush, Sarah Lynne Route 4, Box 4535, Wenatchee, Washington Class Vice-President 4; Magazine Drive Chairman 1; Carnival Representative 2; Masque 2, 3. 4; Raynor Guild 3, 4; T.A.S.C 2, 3, inactive 4, pin member; Dance Group 2; Evening Crucifer 4; Religious Confer- ence 3. Tompkins, Linda Ann Kula Sanatorium, Waiakoa, Hawaii S.A.C 1, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3. Gold Team Captain 4; Masque 3, 4; Raynor Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Water Ballet 1, 3; Dance Group 2; Play Day Representative 4; Eve- ning Crucifer 4. Towne, Clay 97 Sea View Avenue, Piedmont 11, California Senior Movie Chairman 4; Ivy Vine 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; T.A.S.C. 1. 2, 3, 4, pin member; Social Committee 3. Walker, Elizabeth Nicoll 02484 S.W. Military Road, Portland, Oregon Raynor Guild 2, 3, 4; Ivy Vine 2, 3, 4, Dance Group 2. Warren. Karen Ann 2288 Potter Street Eugene, Oregon Student Body Vice-President 4; T.A.S.C 2, Chairman 3, inactive 4, pin member; Honor Board Chairman 4; Student Coun- cil 3. 4, Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Ivy Vine 2; Nominating Committee 3; Play Day Representative 4; Spade Finder 4. Weiss, Maria Lynn 8021 28th N.E., Seattle 15, Washington Class Secretary 3; Masque 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; T.A.S.C 1. 2, 3, inactive 4, pin member; Shield Board 4; Ivy Vine 1, 2; May Queen; American Flag-bearer 4; Religious Conference 4; So- cial Committee 1; Junior Play Stage Man- ager 3. Weyerhaeuser, Jane Clark 602 No rth D Street Tacoma 3, Washington Carnival Representative 4; T.A.S.C. 3, in- active 4; Shield Board 4; ' Lucky Senior 3. Woodhams, Margaret Lucille 621 North D Street, Tacoma 3, Washington Class Secretary 1; Blue Team Captain 4; Date Chairman 3; Raynor Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; T.A.S.C. 3, inactive 4; S.A.C. 4; Glee Club I; Play Day Representative 4; Church Flagbearer 4. Yates, Margaret Ann 1017 Milwaukee Avenue Puyallup, Washington Student Body Secretary 3; Class Vice-Presi- dent 2; Shield Editor 4; Student Council 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 1, 2, 3, inactive 4; T.A.S.C. 1, 2, 3, inactive 4. pin mem- ber; Service League 2; Key Girl 3; Nomi- nating Committee 1, 2; Play Day Repre- sentative 4; Crucifer 4; Religious Confer- ence 3; May Day Flag-bearer 2; Life Saving 4, Sportsmanship Plaque 4.